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I'm trying to find what hook there is for immediately after the user logged in?

I've been looking at sessions_start and sessions_end but I'm not sure how exactly they work and nothing seems to be working the way I want it to, the docs arent the clearest.

Thanks.

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member_member_login_start is what you're looking for

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  • I decided to code it in a different way but I wanted a hook that would log them in first, then activate the hook. With member_member_login_start the user isn't logged in when the hook is activated. Thanks for your help though, appreciated. – Owen Kavanagh Sep 4 '13 at 15:58
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What is it you are trying to do?

This may help. Download plugin ress and look at source code.

Edit: no, my mistake session_start is wrong hook. Sorry

Another suggestion, point return params of all login pages to an empty template where you run a plugin to test for T&C = done. If so, redirect here. If not, redirect there.

You can also use group_ids to redirect.

{exp:member:login_form return="template_group/my_login_redirect_template"}

For example

{if logged_in}
    {exp:my_login_plugin}
            {redirect='pages/terms_conditions'}
    {/exp:my_login_plugin}
{/if}

OR

{exp:switchee variable = "{group_id}" parse="inward"}

{case value="9"}
    {redirect='pages/terms_conditions'}
{/case}

{case value="6"}
    {redirect='template_name/member'}
{/case}

{case default="Yes"}
    {redirect='template_name/welcome'}
{/case}

{/exp:switchee}
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  • When the user first logs in they need to agree to Terms and Conditions (accounts are made by the system so the user cant agree to these at registration). So I need to check if they've agreed to the T&Cs and redirect them accordingly straight after log in. – Owen Kavanagh Sep 3 '13 at 16:22
  • Ok, did you look at the source? Copy, rename to make your own plugin and just add a query in the session_start method to check if previously agreed to T&C – Lloyd Hill Sep 3 '13 at 16:41
  • I decided use a different method but thank you for your help. – Owen Kavanagh Sep 4 '13 at 15:55
  • Another solution to consider has been added – Lloyd Hill Sep 4 '13 at 20:22

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